Anonymous ID: cbc42e May 7, 2022, 9:35 p.m. No.16233121   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3188 >>3494

>>16232960 (lb)

Schedule a meeting with your supervisor and give a presentation. Be up front what the meeting is about. Make certain it is just you and them. Be as detailed as possible, and shove a 3 hour presentation into a concise 15 minute pitch. Be positive, but earnest in your concern. If this doesn't get things moving, explore your options, maintain a cordial relationship (never burn bridges), and quietly look for a better fit for YOU. Give your current employer as much notice as possible if things progress elsewhere. Upon leaving, keep your presentation for talking points later on for reference (remove proprietary info). Those talking points are your creative process. Harness that knowledge for future endeavors. Never stop growing, and don't let a cubicle stop you from progressing.

Anonymous ID: cbc42e May 7, 2022, 10:15 p.m. No.16233271   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16233188

Change is scary. If you can lab it and demonstrate process improvement = $ saved and happier staff with altered (but familiar) processes, you can find a winning formula with comfortable language used in a persuasive manner. That's is an art. Regardless of whether you go through with this, play the scenario out over and over in your mind, while critiquing yourself. Yiu never know what you might learn from yourself. Bounce parts of your idea off of trusted teammates without revealing your full plan. You're not being deceptive. Your are gathering information with the intent to benefit everyone affected. Good luck, anon. Been in your shoes, and it's a difficult, but usually very rewarding position to be in.

 

THINK POSITIVE!

Anonymous ID: cbc42e May 7, 2022, 11:08 p.m. No.16233533   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16233397

>So they tracked voter fraud in real time, but didn't do anything about it except make a movie?

Another failed Bollywood production. Time to pack it up and never post on the kun again.

>Wipes tear

Gonna miss you, fucker.